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BMW, Nokia and Unilever are most sustainable companies

The Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) Review was released earlier this week and if you have literally no idea what that means, well you are in luck, because neither do I. Well that’s not true. I now know what the DJSI is because I read a bunch of Wikipedia entries and know my way around a search engine. So… that’s good news for you, I guess.

The Battle of the Mine

One is a Russian oligarch, the other a major CEO. What they have in common, aside from some billion dollars to their name, is interest in Russia’s major commodities producer Norilsk Nickel, the largest diversified mining company in the...

Shares soar with manufacturing growth in US & China

With this news, most of the concerns that had been building over the global economy in last few weeks were soothed. On September 1, the Dow Jones industrial average jumped 255 points. With investors pouring into stocks, Treasury prices went down and interest rates rose.

How manufacturers use CSR

Terry Leahy, CEO of global supermarket chain Tesco summed up one of the most powerful drivers behind the CSR movement “Our customers expect it of us. And if we don’t do what our customers want, those customers will shop elsewhere.” The effect of this continues to ripple through manufacturing worldwide.

Peugeot-Citroën to build new model in Spain

PSA Peugeot-Citroën has confirmed that it is to produce a “core range” model intended for emerging countries at its Vigo site in Spain. The company said the mid-range new car, to be sold under both the Citroen and Peugeot marks, was designed to meet demand in developing countries where a middle class is beginning to emerge and drive consumer markets.

Alcoa: Q1 results beat forecast

U.S.aluminum-maker Alcoa has seen its first-quarter loss narrow as revenue rose and metal prices increased. The firm reported a net loss of $201 million for the three months to March, compared with a $497 million loss a year ago. Aluminum is currently selling at an 18-month high.